Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25

The crossing at cor. of John and Col
1ege SITS. IS now stamped. Poor cross
ing; poor taxpayers good Councilmen.
ON Thursday last, under execution,
all the property situated on Potomac
Island belonging to the Falling Waters
Steamboat and Excursion Company
was sold.
Mr.. E. G. Unger, OF this city, was a
guest on Saturday night at the annual
banquet of the Baltimore Mutual Aid
Society, held at Wilson Post Hall, Bal
timore. Frederick NeWs.
'sWHEN / married you, she said, Il
thought you were a better man." ssAnd
so was,' he replied. Mine is not the
first good temper that has been ruined
by matrimony."
ON Saturday night burglars opened
the safe in Fits mill. However, the
contents had been removed during the
day, and their job was gratis one.
Two overcoats were taken belonging
to Mr.. Henry Fitz.
A number of razors were stolen from
the barber shop Of Mr.. Lewis Lambert
on last Thursday night. Officers Hollis
and O'Neal captured the thief on Fri
day night and recovered the stolen
property.
DoN'r forget that the Moss family will
appear in town on the night of March
and. Their excellent entertainments,
on former visit to this place, left such
a pleasant impression that it is only
necessary to call attention to the fact
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The performance throughout was the
finest Of the kind ever given in Alliance.
Petite Bertha Is jewel. Little May
has wonderful voice. Pittsburgh
Leader.
The celebrated Moss Family will ap-
pear in our city March and.
Mr.. SELLHAMER, Of the Public Obin-
ion, informs us that he will start the
paper in Gettysburg as an individual
enterprise. The paper will be indie
pendent in politics and will be estab-
Iished about the middle Of March We
wish it success. Chambersburg RebOs-
itOsy.
We are pleased to note this enter
prise, and concur with our brother Of
the Reb0sitOyy in wishing Mr.. Sell
hamer an abundance of success.
City Hall, for the fourth time in its
history was entirely sold in reserved
seats, for the Moss Family. Many were
turned away. This, too, was their sec
ond appearance here, and no greater
compliment could be paid any troupe.
The programme which they offer is an
exceedingly attractive and popular one
and the packed audience was delighted
from opening to closing. Had the OPP
era House been ready, it would have
been filed from orchestra to ceiling
as it was, hundreds left unable to gel
tickets. Monongahela City, ga }, Daib
Republican,.
This company will give one Of their
entertainments in this city March and.
The Martinsburg band gave several
selections In the fair which were re
ceived with appreciation.
I Washington Birthday was observed
at Wilson College last evening with q
special entertainment by the Pti Chi
Psi Society. Tabieaux and recitations
appropriate to the occasion were rem
dered by the ladies with much effect.
The attendance was good. The Mar
GlnSDurg G1Iy BAND was present anO
furnished some excellent music Among
the selections rendered were s'Tro-
vatore.' 'Stephanie'' Gayotte and Stub
erts Serenade, all Of which were given
in excellent style and showed the adj
mirable drilling which the band has re-
ceiyed under its leader, Prof. Luscomb.
The band IS q comparatively young or
ganization having only been in exist
ence some three or four years and Mar
tinsburg should certainly feel proud 81
such band. Chambersburg Reb0s-